Asset Management Excellence

Optimizing Equipment Life-Cycle Decisions
3. Auflage 2026
ISBN: 978-1-032-67959-4
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Buch, Englisch, 542 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm

Reihe: Mechanical Engineering

This is the third edition of Asset Management Excellence: Optimizing Equipment Life-Cycle Decisions.

This edition acknowledges and introduces the many changes to the Asset Management business while continuing to explain the supporting fundamentals. Since the second edition, there have been many influences of change in asset management, society’s expectations, and supporting technologies.

In this edition, the contributors have revisited the content and have updated and added insights and information based on the emerging influences in thinking and the continued evolution of applied technologies since the prior editions.

New in the Third Edition:

- Updates across each of the second edition chapters to align with today’s insights

- Updates on technologies now available to support Asset Management, including related software packaging, the Internet of Things (IoT), Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence

- Insights on how Information Technology can step up to help an asset-intensive organization compete, drive to operational excellence and automation

- A chapter on sustainability and the influence Asset Management may have on this higher-focus priority

- A chapter on change enablement as the process and technology changes impact the various stakeholders of asset-intensive organizations

The fundamentals of Asset Management are essential as Asset-intensive organizations look to technologies to help them compete. AI is becoming pervasive but must be confirmed and aligned with the fundamentals. This edition will provoke thought as each organization determines its next steps toward its new challenges in Asset Management.

Zielgruppe

Professional Reference, Undergraduate Advanced, and Undergraduate Core

Autoren/Hrsg.

Jardine, Andrew K. S.

Campbell, John D.

Barry, Don M.

McGlynn, Joel

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Asset Management Excellence.  2. Asset Classes and the World of Life Cycle Asset Management.  3. A Framework for Asset Management.  4. Measurement of Asset Management.  5. Asset Management Systems and Technology.  6. Maintenance Parts Management Optimization.  7. Assessing and Managing Risk.  8. Reliability by Design - Reliability-centred Maintenance.  9. Reliability by Operator: Total Productive Maintenance (TPM).  10. Reliability Management and Maintenance Optimization: Basic Statistics and Economics.  11. Maintenance Optimization Models.  12. Optimizing Maintenance and Replacement Decisions.  13. A Maintenance Assessment Case Study.  14. Real Estate, Facilities and Construction.  15. IT Service Management Lifecycle.  16. Information Technology Asset Management.  17. Achieving Asset Management Excellence.  18. Enabling Change in Asset Management.  19. Sustainability and Asset Management.  20. Technology Trends in Asset Management.  Appendix A. References, Facts, Figures and Formulas.  Appendix B. Emerging Asset Management Standards in Industry.

Über Autor(innen)

Donald Barry is a Principal Consultant with an Asset Management and Technology Services organization, supporting Risk and Reliability Strategies, ISO55000 and Asset Management Strategy consulting, Enterprise Asset Management, and Asset Performance Management solutions. Previously he was the Global Lead for IBM’s Asset Management Center of Competency and an Associate Partner, leading IBM’s Asset Management Practice (for 15 years).

Don Barry has over 40 years of asset management-related service delivery support systems and application development, including three years in field service management and 15 years in business process development and supply chain management.

Mr. Barry’s direct client list has included industries such as Upstream Oil and Gas, Pipelines, Power Generation and T&D Utilities, Mining, Forestry, Airlines, Electronics Manufacturers, Steel Manufacturers, and Federal, Provincial, and Municipal Governments.

He is a primary instructor of the Physical Asset Management program at the University of Toronto and has been teaching this class since 2014.

Publications:

He was a prime contributor to the 2nd edition of “Asset Management Excellence – Optimizing Equipment Life-cycle Decisions” published in 2011, CRC Press.

He is the author of Maintenance Parts Management Excellence, A Holistic Anatomy, published in 2023 by CRC Press.

Function and specialization

- Asset Management strategy and change consultant, instructor, and Program Executive

- EAM (i.e., Maximo) and related systems implementation Program Executive

- Reliability Centered Maintenance Practitioner

- Maintenance Parts Management consultant and Program Executive

- Consulting Professional

Mr. Barry is a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award in Plant and Production Maintenance, awarded by Federated Press.